The Association were so out of it they showed up in conservative suits and ties.

Wow. Thank you for this video. Rory at his best!

🎶Reagan's at bat, time to change the batter🎶

For sure they were the best listen all day to them when I’m home can’t get enough

Bad asses, all of 'em, especially my boy Dickie !

Marlo Henderson on Rhythm Guitar y'all!!

Singer outta his range Delp is very hard!

Present at this show as well. Would be my last. Saw every tour since 82. The best!

Sempre bello il migliore ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Fantastic!

0:12 I'm So Glad 5:01 Spoonful 14:44 Outside Woman Blues 18:33 Pressed Rat and Warthog 21:54 Sleepy Time Time 28:08 Tales of Brave Ulysses 32:25 N.S.U. 37:00 Badge 41:16 Politician 46:14 Sweet Wine 52:45 Roll and Tumble Blues 58:30 Stormy Monday 1:04:55 Deserted Cities of the Heart 1:09:30 Born Under a Bad Sign 1:15:57 We're Going Wrong 1:24:45 Crossroad Blues 1:28:34 Sitting on Top of the World 1:33:45 White Room 1:39:39 Toad 1:52:15 Sunshine of Your Love

Buddy Miles was an amazing musician ❤

20:30 The soul is sold... Now that makes sense :(

So young. Can tell in this video where Rory is trying to go with his music. So raw, uninhibited. Love the back and forth with each other. Lol, the guys in back ran over to watch!

My history: (11x) - Presto Tour. - Roll The Bones Tour. - Test for Echo Tour. - Vapor Trails Tour. - R30 Tour. - Snakes & Arrows Tour (SLC+LAS). - Time Machine Tour. - Clockwork Angels Tour (SLC+LAS). - R40 Tour

I was only 2 years old when this festival happened, but I grew up a hippie & started smoking weed & dropping lsd i& listening to psychedelic music in 1978 & I continue to do all 3 to this very day. Everyone should smoke weed, drop lsd & listen to psychedelic music...the hippies had the right idea, just look at the mess we're all in today

That brief shining moment in time when we were unknowingly blessed with the true superstar group, The Byrds !

Thanks! Just GROOVY!

Cool beans 😮

Не ну мощный парень!

Снял бы еще штаны!

Tightest three-piece blues band ever, and Johnny's voice/guitar are epic unique.

I dig it I dig it I dig it I dig it Tighter than Dick's hatband.

Those were the days eh? Loved it bring it on

Fkn guy is awesome even unplugged

Classic.. we cant ever forget this

One might say you would have to lived his life to become Stevie. All blues guitarists seem to must have had a deep history. The most surprising element of SRV is that he could just play! The gift was given and the gift came with a caveat. The ability to just play and absorb anything he heard from any blues influences. The absorption of so many guitar styles. In so learning the sounds and licks he had to embrace the history and hard times that players went through. His sound and the sound of the blues doesn’t come without the entire experience. This is not popular music! It’s a door that you open if you have a gift. If you want to spend the hours upon hours pouring over old tracks. Many people love the blues but never play a thing on guitar. What I’m getting at is “Lighting”. Stevie loved the blues and could absorb it with an intensity that came from living it. The countless dirt floors and sleeping with his gear in a hall. The fever. The absolute resolve to live it. No one could really understand that. With every performance, no matter how hard it was to get to or tuff it was to get through. He wanted more. The sound and the feeling he could channel through himself into his guitar. The Blues. If ever someone references dedication to the Blues? Time in the trenches, the meeting of so many other players. The humility of the man for what he went through in his journey. Stevie Ray Vaughan is the greatest gift we will ever have.

After watching this documentary, I like Micheal Bloomfield, I really really like him. 😀

Но тощий какой!

Какой монстр? ,Он Паганини нашего времени!

Brilliant !

This blend of a sort of percusive way to play guitar bringing back the deep country sound with a fresh touch, and a perfect expressive voice jamming...that'll be forever unique and his trade mark

Neil Young and Devo...amazing video if you can find it!

God,she loves, a loner

Dickie and Warren together is as good as it gets!

God damn Conan's guitarist brought the heat 😂

Good song

Definitely David Bromberg with Rory Gallagher

rip my neighbor *friends of Osprey*

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Tremendous 😂

Прелесть какая❕🎉

This was the best version of the Allman Brothers Band. Dickey had a feel and tone that was the best! The first opening song was the definition of the ABB! Warren and Dickey were a great team on guitar, I could listen to this all night!

If Hagar would have stayed with Montrose & the band got more exposure perhaps, they would have been allot bigger than Van Halen listen to the cradle will rock & space station 5 I think there are certain sounds that could consider to be similar.

God, I miss 80's metal! I remember seeing Iron Maiden at Monster's of Rock in 1988 at Donington Park! It sure has aged better than the rubbish that's dispensed from record labels now. Long live Heavy Metal!🤘🎸💥

Nice job filming this! Thank you so much for posting this. When they came to my city for this tour (London, Ontario Canada), I found out too late and thus missed it. :(

i was at this show frist and only time i saw them live

I was there in 1982, for Grace, Big Money, Roll the Bones and this one.

Track List 01. Jam - Intro 02. Don't Want You No More 03. Not My Cross To Bear 04. Statesboro Blues 05. Blue Sky 06. Low Down Dirty Mean 07. Seven Turns 08. Good Clean Fun 09. Gambler's Roll 10. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed 11. One Way Out 12. True Gravity 13. Ramblin' Man 14. Whipping Post The Band Gregg Allman - keyboards, vox Dickey Betts - guitar, vox Butch Trucks - drums Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson - drums Warren Haynes - guitar, vox Allen Woody - bass Johnny Neel - keyboards, harmonica

That was a toy robot he used on album.